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... neglected becausf they aim too high. public that devours tens of thon-anils of a new novel Georg© Kllot or William Black, or Thomas Hardy, shows it* capacity to rise the level of the mod fastidious the Boston penmen. There a rude, sentimental multitude that ...
... Macgregor, secretary* Thomas Osborne, treasurer; Edward N. Scott. • David Buthtrtord, J.D.; John Peddic, E.B. • William Cowie, J.S.; Lev. A. Falconer, Mony, chaplain • RichardFobinaon, bard; James Charles, architect; Jamca Hardie, foreign correspondent; ...
... I liner I Fur Siirilts, Marriages, and Deaths, sea Page.] BIRTHS. BASAL—At G Great Western Road, on the !ult., the wife of Thomas Darr, M.D., of a daughter. Oki:Y.—At Rosenheim, Croydon, on the 25th. Mrs John Corry, of 1)1113 loons. ti) Cedar Street, on ...
... . ~ . , DAVIDSON—OLIVER—December 3bl, at Clarendon Hotel, Edinburgh, by th'j Rev. A. Williamson, WcslteU Oilcs’s Church, Thomas Dandaon to Moggie Oliver, both Newcastleton, Lid* * „ . HENDERSON—RICHMOND—December Slst, at Manse of Cullen, by the Rev. ...
... distributed The brethren of Old Lodge (21) in Institu n on of Friday when following elected for the en-42g year:— D V Thomson rw d Thomas Lithgow m Wm p Browning Jas And Alexander secy Swan Symington d d Tuos Geo Stephen John ilobertson Thos Ballantyne Alex i ...
... strong. TVs first is by Thomas Hardy, the second by Jean Ingclow. The Trumpet-Major charming. The picture of life in old Wossex village ia worthy of Mr Blackmon at his best; and not know that it would be possible to pay Mr Hardy higher compliment Mist ...
... Sentimental 1st prize Hutfh Kennedy 2d A Alexander 3d John Larkhall tonne— 1st Tollcross Thomas Miller Hamilton 3d Hamilton Clog dancing— 1st George Motherwell 2d Thomas Graham Motherwell —1st Galbraith Stonefield Blantyre 2d Annie Stevenson Hamilton An followed ...
... daire Which appeared when tryitg it on the young candidate, •• characterised him. By inid-day-two hours, that I ARDINER & HARDIE declared vociferouely that, de coat is goot. It is, no fault signal handles that are stiff and inawakteble. A JAMAICA STREET ...
... Lark- hall, and Mr James Harley, Holytown, were the choice of the county, and they were duly ap- pointed. The secretary (Mr Hardie) was asked why he had attended the National Conference in on Tuesday, and gave it as his reason that the rules provided he ...
... above. TW =F ALl=M Baited for Rjilders. asid Co~at7)f~nOS The SmaTl One 'D it 31. Watsod's' Now 14 the Seestrated Estate of Thoma Thoson. sad Sndibyccdsr ni bcihomias Jacksn Gourla~y . 2conaie 4 George, Sqssarej I i I&LSN DICK &M'CULLOCH will 1 , l o by ...
... £3400 to the Town Connei! and Magistratos of Aberdeen for the ercction of a statue of Sir William Wallace in the Granite City, Thomas aud Mazg Chapman were on Satirday fined £2O, with the alternative of thirece monthe, and Jane M‘Currie or Linn was sentenced ...
... ani successful of Britannia’s Hope of IOGT kwell Hall on Friday evening inst beautifully decorated for occasion Th audience Thomas chair G Bell M A Bros Dick Gal- Cowan Bell Dick Galbraith ! ) vines' views with i lantern ub-' ntributed by duet readings ...